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Mound |
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Black Sea |
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Çorum |
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Alaca |
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Keslik |
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Survey |
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| This is a medium size mound in Keşlik Village of Alaca Suburb of Çorum City. It is documented during the survey carried out by Yıldırım-Sipahi in 2009. The mound is located in a strategic and dominant position overlooking the region. The mound's skirts cover a wide area. The settlement rests its back to the limestone main rock in the South - Southwest. 3rd, 2nd and 1st Millennium BC and Galat (Roman) pottery is encountered on the surface [Yıldırım-Sipahi 2011: 39-40]. |
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